Developed to address residual emissions in industrial processes with high calcium content in waste flows. Current sectoral development focus on Cement, Steel and Chemical plants.

Calcium extracted from waste flows to form calcium chloride, which can fixated CO2 into Calcium Carbonate, providing permanent storage. 

Baker Process CCUS utilises a Caustic Soda Scrubber, which fixates CO2 into Sodium Bicarbonate for temporary storage

Range of end-uses for CO2 post-regeneration, including CO2 recycling and permanent storage through integration with other TCRK processes.

Number of Advantages compared to other CCUS approaches:

1) Lower costs and energy requirements compared to Amine based approaches, further reduced through circularity of processes.
2) Reduced handling requirements compared to Amine-based approaches in temperature and pressure controls, chemically stable and easy to transport.

Alternative process for mineralisation of CO2, fixating CO2 into Arago Cement. 

Also produces sulphuric acid as a byproduct.

Can be merged with Baker Process CCUS in order to provide permanence of fixation and support delivery of Decentralised CCUS model.